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hidden-rpc v0.1.8 Stable
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2026-08-21 04:40:22 +00:00 | 3 commits to main since this releasehidden-rpc v0.1.8
Makes the trustless download robust no matter how a snapshot is pinned or how busy the IPFS network
is. Small, download-path-only changes; nodes already synced are unaffected.What's new in v0.1.8
- Works whether the snapshot CID is a bare file or a wrapped directory. The current snapshot is
a raw file CID (so it already worked), but future or community-pinned snapshots might be wrapped.
The installer now also tries<gateway>/ipfs/<cid>/block_log-<block_height>.tar.zst, so either
layout resolves. All sources serve identical bytes; the SHA-256 gate remains the final check. - Prompt failover to the mirror. IPFS gateways now have connect and inactivity timeouts, so a
slow or not-yet-propagated gateway hands off to the Forgejo mirror quickly instead of stalling —
and once your node has the file, it helps reseed IPFS for the next person.
Carried over: trustless block_log bootstrap from the signed on-chain
chain_snapshot_v1pointer
(cross-checked across RPCs, SHA-256 gated, replayed and re-verified), zstd/.tar.zstsupport,
the--trusted-stateopt-in,--check-snapshot, and the clearnet p2p disclosure at setup.Verify the live pointer (no download)
bash installer/hidden-rpc-setup.sh --check-snapshotImportant
Tor and I2P hide where you read, not whether what you read is true — cross-check across
independent nodes. RPC-only (no witness / block production).- Repository: https://git.agorise.net/agorise/hidden-rpc
- License: AGPL-3.0-or-later
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- Works whether the snapshot CID is a bare file or a wrapped directory. The current snapshot is